His Mulan cover is truly epic!

Too many to choose from. I See Fire. Beyond Belief which he performs with Petra.

His band is called Fearless

Angels we have heard on high I've been listening to it all week. God thank you for this worship music 🎶❤

"Gethsemane"! His cover is so touching. I would love to hear your opinion.❤

Amen, sister.❤

I agree! ) Also a Grandma).

I'm right with you on this. Christian my whole life and... yeah, my favorite rendition of this great song.

I’m a grandma too. 3 grandkids. I’m 68yrs. He’s the best!!!! Dan DOES SING HIS HEART OUT! Kinda like ELVIS!!!!

I thought I had seen he was raised Lutheran?

Yes yes, and all hail the fellowship and FNT! Who will win the subscriber race? Think Gary might have to sing bonjovi. lol

@@jamesf333 He just might. Will have to wait and see.

@@raskalkat9092 don’t get me wrong, I love Gary, have been subscribed to him since he had about 30k subs. But Dan is sensational as well. And his amazing grace song gives me goose bumps every time I hear it.

May I ask where you heard him say he’s a Christian?

@@oopurpledove a podcast of which he was a guest and I am sorry but I can't remember exactly which one.

As is his “apology” 👍

@@oopurpledove Agreed. 😀

​@@oopurpledoveapology was epic!

Thank you so much and to God be all the Glory. This video is such a blessing. God Bless!

Absolutely! I've done over 20 reactions definitely check them out. God Bless!

I pray it does❤

In Angels We Have Heard on High, he sings in Italian, German, Portuguese, and English. Phenomenal!

@@kywildcat370 Oh WOW!!! way cool!

And. THE Star Spangle Banner. Even though he is from Brazil :) along with his comment saying he is "Sorry" to those who hate the USA

: ) I'm sure he treasures it. His dad died of cancer and I'm pretty sure his mom died with Alzheimer's desease. Sad. But he's become a great positive, funny and very level headed. Love to watch him talk on his personal videos.

Thank you so much for the sub and praise God! Thank you for sharing your story and I hope to see you in the comments again soon. God bless!

Thank you for the sub and I am right in your boat! I thought there was gonna be too much screaming but he blew me away with this performance. Thank you so much for the support and God bless!

Amen and 100%. This is so beautifully done. God Bless!

This comment is awesome thank you so much for sharing! I will definitely have to check out his band as well. God Bless!

Me too. I want the Pentatonix verse at the start of my funeral and this to end end it.

Idk, I would say a true gift of training more than one of god, ya know, most voices are surprisingly pretty once people put in the work to train em :)

@@fischi9129 The man has a God given Gift which is undeniable. I know many that have had training but if the God given voice isn't there, the training can only go so far. "Pretty" and Amazing are two different things.

@@sallymcnulty2223 ok, I reformulate it. Dan is a baritone, the most common male voice type. Dan has a pretty common timbre for a man in the 30s-50s. You can hear that when he speaks in some other videos, or even when he sings. He has some rasp how most male humans develop with age, some in 20s, some in 30s, some in teens. So if we look at his voice, ignoring his training, in fact, it's as average as average can be.

@@fischi9129I worked with a vocal coach (operatic) but never achieved the range Dan has. The 1st key change is one full octave. This arrangement has several key changes. In addition, he has a tremendous lung capacity. Start singing those last notes with him - you should be able to tell when he takes his last breath - match the volume and see how long you can sustain it before you drop out. Plus: Dan sings pop, Christian, opera (check out his rendition. of Nessun Dorma by Puccini). In addition, he sings metal and has learned how to do it without affecting his vocal quality. That’s metal “grit” you hear, not raspiness of age. He turns it off and on for affect. It’s a style. I have friends who were careful with their voices and still had to stop singing due to damage to their vocal cords. It’s amazing with the stress of singing metal that Dan can seamlessly switch between classical and metal styles with no sign of damage to his voice. If you haven’t undergone vocal training, you should try it. You’ll be amazed at how complicated it is to control your breathing while concentrating on where to direct your voice - in your head: using your mask etc. I can only assume you are not a trained singer.

@@danamoran7842 so, about the range, anatomically speaking man have an advantage because of the lower extension we have, because upwarda there pretty much are no limits, it's mostly just training. For the breath here again, it's training. I'm not saying he casually woke up with this voice, I'm saying he traind more than your average joe to get to his voice. That being said, the grit in his voice because of age is his base grit I ment, when he sings lower you can hear it (it's pretty hard to add somewhat decent sounding distortion to the lower voice except growling which I pretty much do on a daily basis cause I think it's relaxing). For the styles, most singers learn in aclassic/operatic styles because it's a highly optimized, and honestly, easy style to get atarted with (not mastering, mastering it is hella hard, but to get basics running, if you want volume most people naturally slide in a classic style cause it's just the simplest and healthiest way).about the metal distortion, idk if he does it in a 100% healthy way, for the most part I think so, there are a couple of moments it could be a liittle bit unhealthy for the vocal chords, which, tbh is fine. Some slight stress for vochal cords is fine, just make sure to hydrat quickly after and give them enaugh time to recover. About your friends, sorry to hesr that, I suggest warming up properly, warming up the distortion (keep it short), don't over do the distortions and hydrate a lot after (even a glass between songs for example), that should prevent most of the issues with it honestly. Just keep the quantity moderate and give your voice time to rest/recover. About your assumption I did no vocal training, I would say you are somewhat right, my only training was helpin out in the choir with my mother who sings in there for about 40 years as a bass or baritone (yes, I would consider myself a baritone, but in most of the sheet music bass is actually baritone notes, and in the lorning or a bit of slight trauma I can hit and project D2s or C2s (most natural basses just do them out of the box easily, that's why I wouldn't consider myself a bass), never the less I can mix a C5 quite comfortably as well (belting is not that common in a choir and I live in an appartment so that's hard to train). But yeah, I didn't go to a vocal coach to train my voice, but went to a singer of 40 years to help on breath support and on basic technique. But yeah, I would say you are right, no former vocal training. Doesn't mean I underatand jackshit about voice tho

Amen! To God be all the Glory. God Bless!

Great tribute to Ian Gillian. The first one to sing it

Yes, Dan’s version is amazing.